Display and Accessories System Panel Trainer
Introduce students to the electronic systems that power modern vehicle displays, accessories, and warning systems. The Displays and Accessories Systems Panel Trainer (752-01) provides hands-on experience with automotive instrumentation, diagnostics, and fault-finding using real-world vehicle systems.
This automotive learning system can be implemented as part of LJ Create’s Industry 4.0 Career Pathways program, AutoLab programs, or as a standalone hands-on learning resource for your classroom.
The Displays and Accessories Systems Panel Trainer (752-01) provides students with a hands-on platform for exploring the operation, diagnostics, and troubleshooting of modern automotive display and accessory systems. Using realistic vehicle electrical components and dashboard simulations, learners investigate how sensors, indicators, and warning systems communicate critical information to drivers.
Designed for automotive and transportation technology programs, this trainer allows students to measure system inputs, interpret dashboard displays, and diagnose faults using industry-standard testing equipment. Built-in fault insertion capabilities create real-world troubleshooting scenarios that help prepare students for careers in automotive service and diagnostics.
Features
- Hands-on automotive display and accessories trainer
- Simulates modern vehicle dashboard systems
- Built-in fault insertion for diagnostics training
- Accessible test points for electrical measurements
- Supports real-world troubleshooting activities
- Digital curriculum included
- Compatible with optional cloud-based eLearning resources
- Classroom and lab-ready design
Using the Displays and Accessories Systems Panel Trainer, students can develop skills in:
Automotive Display Systems
Understand how vehicle information is measured and displayed through dashboard instrumentation.
Electrical Diagnostics and Testing
Use industry-standard tools to measure, analyze, and troubleshoot vehicle systems.
Vehicle Warning Systems
Investigate the operation of safety and warning indicators used in modern vehicles.
Automotive Accessory Systems
Explore the function and operation of audio, wiper, and lighting systems.
Fault Finding and Troubleshooting
Develop systematic diagnostic skills using built-in fault insertion scenarios.
Curriculum & Program Integration
This trainer aligns with LJ Create’s Industry 4.0 Career Pathway Program and AutoLab programs, or can be integrated into a larger, structured learning pathway focused on modern manufacturing, construction, IT, and more.
The curriculum for this learning system includes:
- Hands-on training experiments and activities
- Interactive online curriculum and instructional resources
- Teacher support materials and guided learning content
LJ Create trainers can be implemented as standalone learning systems or combined into larger pathway-based programs to support scalable STEM and technical education initiatives.
Displays and Accessories Systems Panel Trainer Product Details
System Includes:
- Displays and Accessories Systems Panel Trainer
- Digital curriculum materials
- Wall mounting brackets
- Bench stands
- Automotive stereo speakers
Requirements:
- Lab scope
- Digital multimeter
Technical Specifications:
- Dimensions: 900 × 170 × 600 mm (W × D × H)
- Packed Volume: Approx. 0.316 m³
- Packed Weight: Approx. 26 kg
What is the Industry 4.0 Program?
The Industry 4.0 course allows students to explore concepts such as sensors and control, data analytics, and the efficient utilization of resources. Industry 4.0 is the name given to the ongoing revolution and innovation in the automation of industry, using smart technologies.
Prepare your students for success in Industry 4.0
The Industry 4.0 course allows students to explore concepts such as sensors and control systems, data analytics, and efficient resource use. Through their exploration of Industry 4.0 concepts, they’ll explore skills and topic areas like: industrial equipment, smart sensors and devices, control systems, connectivity and networking, and data analytics.
The program is designed to provide students with the skills and expertise they need to succeed in high school, college, industrial skills programs, and industry certification courses. Each course has full implementation support, including everything an instructor needs for success:
Teaching Resources
eLearning and Virtual Trainers
Hands-on Projects
Start with the Career Pathways Core
The Industry 4.0 Career Pathways Program begins with the Career Pathways Core to give students a foundation in Industry 4.0 concepts before they explore specific industry sectors.
In this 45-hour course, students build essential skills they will use throughout their learning experience, including:
- Industry 4.0 Fundamentals
- Tools and Safety
- Data and Measurement
- Engineering Design
- Electrical Systems
- Mechanical Systems
- 3D Printing
Build a Foundation in Industry 4.0 and STEM concepts
The Industry 4.0 program is designed to give students a foundation in how Industry 4.0 and STEM concepts are applied in career pathways and then develop their knowledge and skills in specific industry sectors. Each career pathway includes 40-50 lessons.
In this course, students will investigate how beams are used in construction and design a series of beams using different materials. Students will use simulation tools to model electronic circuits and develop an electronic home security system. Renewable energy generation and energy use in modern buildings are also explored. Topics explored include:
- Construction Technology
- Building Technology
- Electronic Systems
- Electrical Technology
- Energy Technology
This course explores the impact of medical advances on society like sanitation and vaccination. Students will investigate genetic engineering and medical scanning as examples of biomedical technology. The basic principles of health science and the major systems of the human body are also covered in this course. Topics explored include:
- Biomedical Technology
- Biochemistry and Food
- Health Science
- Human Health
This course explores techniques for algorithm development, including the use of flowchart design and pseudocode. Students will develop and test programs to control a range of robotic systems. They also investigate security and privacy considerations when using IT in the workplace. Topics explored include:
- Computer Science
- Communications Technology
- Programming Robots
- Working with IT
This course investigates how products are manufactured through the processing of materials. Students will explore the process of injection molding plastics and design and produce a series of injection molded products. Exploration of the machine tools used to manufacture products is covered, including lathes, mills, and CNC technology. Topics explored include:
- Manufacturing Technology
- Machine Tools
- Rapid Manufacturing
- Industrial Robotics
This course explores applications of mobile robotic systems. Students will also investigate the concepts of warehousing and logistics, including supply chain logistics and methods of transporting goods. Investigation of PLC-based industrial control systems and ladder logic programming is also covered. Topics explored include:
- Mobile robotics
- Introduction to Logistics and Warehousing
- Industrial Control
In this course, students will investigate the development of transportation technology and its impact on society. The course explores the fundamental principles of transport technology and applies physical science concepts to design transportation systems. Students will also explore technological systems in modern vehicles, including hybrid and electric vehicle technology. Topics explored include:
- Transportation Technology
- Introduction to Automotive Systems
- Hybrid and Electric Vehicles
This course investigates the development of agricultural technology and its impact. Students explore the application of biotechnology in agriculture and the use of control principles in agricultural systems. Students will also explore plant biology and investigate the importance of soil in agriculture. Topics explored include:
- Agricultural Technology
- Agricultural Science
- Natural Resources
Career Pathways
Each course provides college and career readiness instruction for STEM pathways, like:
Agriculture Technology
Architecture & Construction
Business, Management & Administration
Health Science
Inforamation Technology
Manufacturing
Marketing, Sales & Service
Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics
Learn more about the Industry 4.0 Program
The full program includes 8 project-based courses. Each course includes:
- Equipment requirements
- Support notes
- Typical careers
- Learning objectives
- Lessons
- A Presentation to identify relevant career pathways
- A set of lessons including theory presentations, hands-on practical activities, and investigations
With the Industry 4.0 Career Pathway Program, you can implement the full program, or just individual courses or trainers. The flexible structure allows it to fit well as a whole-class activity, as pod rotations, or even as supplemental curriculum for your class.
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